For anyone who lives in a region of the world where it is hot, like in a desert, I think it goes without saying that shade there is a great blessing and mercy. \u00a0Temperatures in the shade can easily be 20 to 30 degrees cooler than in the sun.<\/p>\n
However, I want to look at shade in a different way. \u00a0Actually from a different meaning altogether. \u00a0If we understand light then we should know that light, pure light, is invisible. \u00a0I\u00a0have\u00a0mentioned it before in this journal that right now, there is light passing between you and this monitor\u00a0and you\u00a0cannot see it. \u00a0Likewise, in the total absence of light we can’t see anything either. \u00a0Mix the two, pure light and pure\u00a0darkness\u00a0and the result is shade. \u00a0It is only in the shade that we can actually see. \u00a0This mixing produces a\u00a0spectrum\u00a0of intensities that range from pure\u00a0darkness\u00a0to pure light. \u00a0Also, depending on the physical objects basking in this shade, we also see hues of varying color. \u00a0Mixed with the intensities, we get all the millions upon millions of possibilities in the visual spectrum that we observe in the world, all of them emanating because of shade.<\/p>\n
In spite\u00a0of the\u00a0digital\u00a0nature of Creation, in its continuous flip-flopping between existence and non-existence at the hand of the Sustainer, the resulting interaction of shade produces a continuous spectrum from pure darkness to pure light. \u00a0It leaves the heart in awe and the mind in unfathomable perplexity. \u00a0At the same time, by permission of\u00a0The Light<\/em><\/strong>, one of the 99\u00a0beautiful\u00a0names of God, we are given a glimpse of this amazing Creation through the mercy of shade. \u00a0It leaves me in humble awe every time I look out to see.<\/p>\n
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